I've had this many times before when copying settings from one image to
another, but not like this...
Somewhere in the middle of editing a series of images I added a new
instance of the Exposure module to underexposure certain parts of the
image. It was correctly added with the name Exposure 1. In that module I
added a mask like you can see in the screenshot.
Many times I copied the settings from one image to another, except that
I turned off that new Exposure instance. Everything went well, and I
edited all the rest and the final result looked good so I exported all
of them. Then I saw that lots of images had this rectangular 'leftover'
of the mask of the first image I edited and where I added that mask, and
the rest of all these images were all too dark.
The original Exposure module was set to about +0.84EV and the Exposure 1
module with the mask was set to -0.62EV to darken areas that were too
light. As you can see in the result, the 'leftover' of the mask has
become a + exposure instead of - , and both modules now are just called
Exposure, not Exposure and Exposure 1.
The screenshot of an image when I went back to see what happened:
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